mamasamnm .
SOUTH NORWALK, Cl Nil.
'rUEsoAY DECEMB
' Oonnciimcn Closing up ilunicipni M111»
ten of the Dying Year.
1 11111111 1111111 111111111.
ATM», company Petition 3111111“ to:- a
timing on December amt-Jim Oily
Threatened with a 81111 cm a
Sewn—Spur Track Extension.
Anndjourned meeting of the South
Norwuik Board of Councilmen was held
last night, all the members being pres-
out.
After bills amounting to $667.81had
been audited and ordered paid. a peti-
tion from C. Swarm was read, asking
for the extension of the city water main
in Q‘hintnrd avenue to tho Vickcrs
house. The petition was referred to the
committee on water. ‘
The Norwallr Tramway company pet-
itionedIfor permission to extend its sin-
gle track through South Main street,
from Woodward avenue to Meadow
street, the location of the track and poles
.tobe determined by the Council. The
petition was laid on the tubic, but 'was
afterward taken up, and it was voted to
have a'publio hearing thereon, Wednes—
day, the 30th inst, at 7:30 o‘clock.
Attorney J. J. Cuneo appeared before
the Council, representing Jesse Batter-
son, whose property in Lowndes are
nne has been assessed $53 5.3101- the new
sewer through that street. Mr. Cnnco
exhibited a map of the property and ex-
plained how the outlet of' the sewer
wouldIdamage the propertyfiby the refuse
washing along the shore. He asked to
have the sum abated, or otherwise the
city would have to stand a suit. He claim-
ed that the sewer would be a damage
to the property, rendering it unhealthy.
Another reason why the abatement
was asked was that Mr. Batterson had a
private sewer that answered all his pur-
poses. The matter was referred to the
committee on assessmets.
E. Hill appeared in behalf of tho Nor—
wsik Iron Works company. He said
the company was trying to grow, but
had got about as big as its present quar-
ters would allow. In looking about for
additional room he had gone to the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail—
road company and tried to purchase the
land at the north of the factory, but was
not successful. The Union Knob Works
property was then purchased. This
property was not available unless the
company could get a track to it. The
track now runs from the freight yard to
the rear of the factory, and it was 1hII
company‘s desire to continue it. There
were but three interested property-
owners on tho smut. ii. A. Woodward,
the adjoining owner, had consented, as
far as he was able, to allow the track to
be laid. The Railroad company would
be seen in time. Mr. Hill said the street
was reputed to be twcnty-sevon foot
wide, but the abutments were live foot
wider than this. Tho track would b1-
onc simply for freight cars, which would
probablybe pulled over the crossing by
horses or a ropII. The Council passed
the following:
“It is providod that. the grade and
method of construction of such railway
across said street shall be such as may
be provided by this Board of Councilmen
and b1- subject to the approval of the
Board of Councilman, and that nothing
herein contained shall ho 111I1I1111I.l to
authprize any use of said street, or to
permit the use of my engine. or to draw
or push care within the 111111111 of said
street; and provided. further, that said
company shall “Wot-116 city abond of
indemnity to provldeaguinst uccidcnte
and damage of any kind, and as this
Board desires said company to have full
power to construct.1n.1i11tain,nnd 0pc!“-
ate snoha railway, under the limita-
tions above proscribed; therIIforc.
“Resolved, further, that the mayor
and Common Council of this city. the
mayor approving, hereby request tho
Railroad Commissioners of this state to
make such orders as may be dcemcd
handful to further authorize such an ex-
tension of said spur track across said
street: and the city clerk is hen-by ins-
tructedto send acopy of this vote to
said commissioners, as such a request in
writing."
Councilman Hatch reported favorably
on statements amounting to $1111.91,
which the Board approved.
Councilman Wised reported that he
did not think it was necessary to have
the hose jumper longer kept in the Boers
barn in Elmmmd avenue, as it haul boon
used only once in several years, When-
ever there mu: :1 fire in the. vicinity resi-
dents waiterluntll the department and
the other apparatus arrived. Chief En»
gluon Baker also explained the situa-
tion, and on motion it was voted to dis
continue the lease after January 1111.
1% following was pawl:
"Whereas, The Hat Forming company
desires the priviloge of 11:11:13 the pro-
perty condemned for highway purposes
by the city. adjoining the company's
property and within the limits or Reil-
roadplaee. 8043111196. during such time
Msaid company may require to make
thaneeded improvement and to adjust
their business to their new condi-
lions, not longer, however, than June 1,
1897; therefore,
“Resolved. 'II‘hat the Hat Forming
company be and they are hereby uu~
thorizod to use said property during
such time as may be necessary as afore-
said, not longer than J one 1 .1 1897.
An ordinance was introduced for the
establishment of a Barr '1 of Strut-t com-
missioners, to consist of three members,
and to be appointed on the first Monday
of January, 1897, or at any time within
twenty duystliereafter, by the, mayor,
subject to the npprovalot. the B 1n1'1l...ot
Councilmen. (inc of the members shall
hold oilicc until the first Monday in Jan
nary. 1898, one until the first Monday in
January. 1899, and one until the first
Monday of January, 1901,). The duties
of the board will be the. same as those of
the street commissmner, employing all
the lab 1r necessary for thc sir-act depart!
mcnt, including a street superintendent
and city surveyor, and to have charge of
all work that may be required of them
by the Board of Councilman.
tor should be lei" t for the n‘cw'Conncii to
take act-ion. '
lounmlrnnn Ferris {Hill the nelson
why he was so anxious to not the moss-
uro through was because ho know how
one 1111111 had been handicuppcd; he
thought three would be better, and
could work to tho:- bcttcr intI'Ircsl. of the
city.
Councilman Hutchinson was himself
favorable to a commission, but thought.
it was wrong to force it on to 11111 new
Council. It was well enough to rec-1:11-
mend that they pas-I it, but would be
more justice between man and man to
let them (in as they liked.
Councilman Kendall said all well or-
ganized localities had :1 road commis-
sion, but he hesitalcdon votng on this
resolution for the reason that thrr-o 111'
four of tho incoming 31'I1111cil thought
it would rather handicap llll‘lll.
matter was laid on tho table until the
:ilith inst.
Councilman Kendall eluted that Wil-
liam Brown, of l'ni'on 1.11'1'1'1; tho ownI-r
ol' :1 11011.41: :11 and ti.»-
ownrr of a building in Washington
street 11:11 failed to comply with 1‘12.-
rnirs of thc hc'Iltli department ’l'ii-I
commitlcoon health was giwn power
to cause the work to bc donc to his
satisfaction.
C larcm'c Reunion, on employ .1 of the-
New York, New Haven .Ind H.111: '1-1'l
Railroad1"qupnIIy, was appointed :I 511-
pI.,-rn11nIcr:1ry policeman, to 1:1'1".'1- with—
out pay from tho city.
Councilman Pozirr-on introdur'ml the
following 1'1-solulions, which 1v»rcpns.~;1-<l
unanimously after ho had 111111111 a tow
remarks on tho bcncilts 1l1Iri1'1-1l by 1'1-r-
tain cities by the taxation of trollI-y
roads:
"Whereas, 'l‘lIe Norwulk '.l‘r.11nwnv
1:1):1111n11yl1as givon public 111Ili1'o that
they will petition the legislators for cor-
tnin rights and privileges, among which
is the right to double trawl; lllt'ir pros-cm
track through 1i11' town of Xorwnlk:
also tho right to furnish and distribute
li'ht boat-111111 powcr to any lIIiilIlzng,
"rounds or pic: liillri' resort, along or ud-
jun lit to their r111111- s, using llIII Ill 111111
clcclric r11i1w11y1'111'1'c111 for-«11141 pur—
posos.l’-1-llo\i11g that 1l11‘1.p11w1"1‘ lo
grunttlloso churhriighls ought tuba.
111511-11 in this city 111.11 lilo 1111111 111'11'
:11111 through elm-1s 11ml hiuhwnys horo-
in located to tho 1~111l lli|l WU may by
leasing ownershipor oilicrwisc. r1'1'1-iV1I
Ilircct rccolupcnsc for tho us:- ol’ slroots,
and for the indium-111111111 11nd rcpa'n's of
1111: 111111113, tllooost of which have bin-n
nrcutly cnlianccd slum: ll!“ adv-1111.11!
electric 1' lilw'ays 1‘11 1 11' 11' III 1.7-1 11
Norwalk Tramway company «Ii-1111111111?
their charter, commercial lighting or
hunting Was not contcnqdatcll. 'l‘ilcro-
forobo it,
Resolved, That We limo upon our
senator, ll. 0. Kw-icr. and our T‘I'DTUM‘H-
tntivos, Tin-1:111“ Frost and .l. iii-idea
li11rlbntt,to zealousy prolcct and pro-
more our inton'sts by opposing say fur-
ther rights or privileges being [ti-outed
to any electric railway company in this
city or town: also to aid in scouring the
passage of 1111 art uivimr lilo powor to
the municipal authorities to grant char-
tor rights for «trout railways within their
limits: also to aid in securing 1111 not
giving to the towns and cities. tinI taxes
now paid by the electric railways to the
stoic. That copies of this preamble and
resolution be sent to our representative's,
1.5 Cross: sin-cl,
Messrs. chlcr, Frost and llurlbntt.
Salaries lor Mayor and Countdown.
Followingthe meeting of the tiouth
Norwnilr Board of Councilman. last
night, thc committee appointed to r11-
vise the citychartcr. hold a short ses-
sion. Among the important chanson
the mayor and councilmou, lhc former
at $2110, and tho iattor at 11111111 each
was also suggested that the mayor and
councilman be vicctod for two years.
making a successive hours.
Councilman Hutch thought tho‘ mat-
(ln motion oi" Councilmen Pearson tho .
TERMS “OF OONTBAOT
11111111151111: Lights Will be Fur-
'nished for $1 Loss Per Year.
11111 1111 T11: 1111 111111111.
The Agreement to Date From December I, in:
Three Years, and Calls lor Eighty-eight
Arc Light: at 11 Cost oi $74
Per Light.
Under the terms of the new three
your-11' contract for lighting the streets
of the city of N01 walk executed yester-
day by Mayor A. C. Wheeler for the
city, and President E. 1.). Keclor, of- tho
Nor-walk and South Norwuik Electric
Light company, the. ‘arc stroct lights are
furnished at one dollar less per your,
and burn onc hour longer. It is also.
anoint-tuned that thoiights shall at all
times stand the 1,200 candle poWor
test. The power of tho incandescent
lights furnishcd the city are also to be
incrcusod from sixteen to twenty-live
candlc power. -
The contract, which dates from Do-
ccmbcr 1',' calls for nighty-oight arc
lighls to burn l'mm dusk-until :: n. 111.,
ntncostofziii-ipcrligbtpcr your. Ad-
ditional lights are to ho furnished at tho
.‘iillllO pro rat-11. If it is I'losii'cd to change
tho contract to burn the lights all night.
the rate is fixed at IBM?» pcr ligh t. The
i111'11111les1'1111tlights arc to burn from
dusk until daylight, at '.1 cost of 731% 11.1:
11 vht pI-r your.
'1‘l'1c1'}t_v 1'1.-.~:1rv1111 tho right. to roucw
lhc contract for tiu'co yours longer at
tho closo of tho prcscnt turn).
Under 1111: forms of tlic contract the
company must Mail itsclf of tho. latest
main-sot 1n:1ci1incry'.1n1l givo’tho best
possible scrv1cc,
’ifl11.'c1IIItr111't is tho most. I-xacting of
any yct required by tho city, and it was.
suluIIiItl-d to tho (loncral i'llccu'ic 1'1 .1 l-
pauy for its approval, bot-11m it was
signed lay llIII resident oliicors of tin
s company.
~l)i'.:mon1l rings, from
lioal' ~'.
$1.51.) up, :11
I
HDPES T0 GETA FAVORABLE REPORT.
Congressman liIIl's Bill Providing for Aids to
Navigation in Norwalk Harbor.
in tho ll-u-o of licprcsoululivns, l)1‘-
'(‘I'ill'llil‘l' ll, (‘1 limos-$111.11: l'). T. llill. oi
?\'1.1".1aii-:,.1211"o1'nu11lliu'{oil-min1r l-Iil
which11.1-11‘1-l'111'1-l11'. 1111'11.111I11IilluI111111
Ii: .ItIIrstuli' :Iml l'ori'ign 1'~11111111'!‘1‘1' and 111'-
lib" '-1d 1.1 bI' mimicd. it is crimlml 11 lull.
III: 1111i1l1' l 1 l11.'lIl-liz>11.-:1,-:-' 21nd oliu-l
Louis to 11 1'.'iI.:.Iti In:
I "ii.- 11 1-11111'11'1i lhI' Sunni--
laud Hon-'- of li1IprII<1I11lzItiv1-s of tin-
l'IIilcd 111' Aml'rh'n in ('on-
1:11:11: :1:-.-'111Il-l:'11, that light-houses :IIId
Iain-r aid-- to 11:11‘i11ali1111l11' osluiIli-Ilu'n
and 01'1-1'11'1'1 as lll'l‘ellllilll‘r 51:1 forth. IT"
WIl:
".\ light and fog—signal b‘lllillill 111:
Urn-11's 1.1111113 Norwuik harbor. Con-
111-1'1'111111. sixly Ihousand dollars.
"A light and flu-511411111 station 1111
l’wk‘s l.--1i,-:1-, Norwnlk hurboi'. (.,‘onnc1‘-
1i1'II',l1"1I IiI1IusIIlI1l1lnllurs
".-\ light on 111111); ’1'11lI1l.1y bum-on
Norwulk hurl-or. ('onlIIIc licut. {V111 ill-111
11.1114. lin- lIIIInlI'IIIl 1l1Ill111’~i.
lly
islliil'ri
"Light-'11 lawns-111 11!. it 1111111 iii .11- l
l"1l1'l1'.-l l‘lIilll‘. Willi“ Til-ck Hoof, 11111
(Truss-Iv llniIIIIi-n'k, Norwnlk harbor
(‘1111111-1'1'11'111, six hundrwl dollar-I.“
'l'll1"l,‘l‘1'il.~’lll'y llcpnrlnu-Iu Tiles I'oportcii
favorably on tho bill, :1111i.\lr. liill impla-
to not 11 ianrnblc rI-port from tho com-
milieu 1III 1'111111111'11'1'11 soon :11'11'1' llI1I holi-
Ilny room-II.
»»»»» McII'saIulboys‘wiIIlcrcup-1.1)‘llri11n.
HANDS UNDER A DROP HAMMER.
George w. Enron in the Hospital with Two
Badly Crushed Fingers.
(ism-1(1- W. l'21111on,of WI South Main
sircI-t, cruslwdthe two first lingers of
his light hand, IvnsiIIi'Ilny. Wllllll at work
111 llIII Loch-Mud Manufacturing com-
pnny's factory. lie was opvrntinu 11 big
drop lIunIInI r, when ho caught his hand
nndnr it.
Mr. l'Jason was removed to the hospi-
tal,wh1~rc Dr's, ’i‘rucoy and Burke at-
tended him. it was at. first fcnrcd it
Would lw necessary to unipututo the tin-
gers, but it is now thought they can be
saved.
—- W the new thinks in 1.11111111', ladies
and 11111111111171 handkerchiefs. in linen
and silk. now open for the ans trudr,
at M. H. Smith 1%. (3113s.
New its Anon: ital 1.1.1.111.
T1111 Arinn flinging society is making
olnhorulc preparations for its Christmas
entertainment, which will b- lwld on
the wooing of the 251b, at T :"U o ‘clmk
The to will b1- 11 Christmas true and pro-
spokcn ofwus theilxing of salaries forimm m- 1}... children. '1']... examines
Iprnmisr- loin: vr-I'y interesting, consist-
“ ling of radiations and singing. hater
‘Iin the owning duuciuu will be enjoyed.
~Psurl alpluss. U Brian I.
HINTS Fall HOMO” SHOPPE“.
mm
Whore Santa clear 51m ills christian 111111
tor-hill and Young.
Th can, the last few days before Christ—
mas, are conducive of much activity in
Norwalk stores. and tho various haunts
of Sam: 1 Clans 111‘. visited by throngs of'
purchasers. Merchants who advertise
their wares in Th9 Sentinel have found
it necessary to ,
men and saloswomou in order that their
large army of patrons may be readily ao-
couunoduted. 1101' the benefit of readers
who have not yet bought their Christmas
remembrance, we give a few more hints.
in continuance of those printed yester-
day: '
NORWMK BOSTON smith.
"A full house” truthfully tells the
:ituution at the Norwulk Boston store.
From collar to roof, hero, there and
cvorywhoro in this largo and popular
emporium can be found git-ts for the
young 11nd oid-fron11h1i baby in the
I'rudi'o'rm the father in the old armchair.
liach department shines resplcndcnt
with its endless variety, and prints are
within the reach of meager purses.
.1. w. Ai,".-4['l.\'.
At A. W. Austin‘s jcwelry store can
be found gifts of tho most llCCb‘pLilJli‘.
kind. llohns u goo-.1 variety to Sch-1'1
from, including. ‘..-1 it docs, arthricf'. Inm-
l'ul us woil as ornamental. 'l‘llc-cxll'cnic-
iy low price:- aslicd for them and tho c1;-
ci'licut quality of tilt-so goods an: :1
source of much surprise.
I: ,'1 JA' 11,-1.5.
how gifts arc Inoro pleasing to fluni‘y
or l'ricndr: than pilot-Igniphs. l). M
Jackson is mu- (If the {Its-.11 pli1.-1‘ogr:1pl1:1.s
'.vho nlwuya nine-I llIc boil 111'? siiisl'no—
lion. llv- mils particular 11111-111i1111111
his 'xi:ll111t plntlnotypo promo-1111111
also to tho fact that 1;:1.:1l ty and InoI'It Is
his motto
1.1.1I\‘l'.it s 511111:
li‘you 11m thinking; 11'.‘ prr
pair of slippers, shot-s,
.11'111'Y1I of in Itwoar 111 your Incuiicr,
1.111111;Finlcrnrbrotbcr, pay :1 Virili-
thispipniar store and iII-'p1-1'1 the tin--
' l'UElI'l.
-."lillllI’,,’ ::
any other
111'
211
l‘lz'flfiill'l‘
I
rukc
1‘1111'11 :1111l 1":11'3' 1';:»l1
1111i his pililo clerks will
:11 showing you.
Wiles-1" l.I'I1'.‘1:l1',11.l11111 nil
lawn} 1.11 l)r(1'lllll‘.‘l‘i'»l“-!.
’1'12.I~1'1;.-,\.'-'. .\ 11".
t,iifl-1,:i\'1-:':-I\'11li Tlllil that 112-.»-
gII'ix-ing ill‘iil 1311-”; 11': '1
i11Ii'1'Ir1I. 1121111: of
lrirnd. .-\ rm: ,'1. w Ii-l
will fully 1'11111'11:---I. :1IIIV11111'
'i'.1- lirzu has (‘llI'i:-'1111.1.-' good:- {111' «-
body. 'l‘llo l..1.~'- mom of 1319 51-11.-
111 holiday allirc,
show 01' novcilics
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1211:. I'
1-1111121'1 1‘11 its 1111;1111
Tlll‘.
ellil'l' 1.1.1.
Willi 1'.
111
languid-«~11-
.-iiv-.Irw:11'II,
n11it.i1l1' X-Ims 11111:.
likll.l‘lll.li11',‘i ‘lli l le'LilY i‘.\l’,l.'ill.~'
popular 111111 siylisb f-I.Iti11'-r low, :1 com»
plctu lino of wl1i1'l11'1111 lw found :11 tho-1'
iIanIisouII Inillincry parlors
111 111:1.) ~l1ou n such as Win 11:11:11'5,
I1»Iw1- -l cum-s ink 51' ..111l~1 1'1l1111i:11.~'.11111l
1(111‘1,‘ ill" '1 (:lnl's..ll'.l'111lrllnl'.r;: 1'111li[1lir
1l1'11l111'11111I1111o11111l11's 1\1'1IlJII:It i111" o!
1111's.
11111-11111 1.. 1:11. 1I-
.\I'ti1'l 1's win-'11 111 iii“ wry i1 1111l.- I' ll"
i1 1111111 1l1I1-'ol.11io111-', .md 11 hi: i: .11'11l11I1'Iu.
1111.1 wry much in roguc, :11'1' rum-lilo: 111
~1-liuloici. l1‘r11-l1'1'i1'l1' W.
ulnr you“; lili‘l‘i,‘ll I111.
lIIuI.
IInpvtcl'lws, 1111 11x11-11si1'1114i11m' 111' 41.11114.
p 1b) 11111-1111 1111 l poi'in'l k11i1'1I-'.
l'cuturo of his atom is lI:11111-[I:Ii1111'.'l (Tl'l‘-
orations 111 1.11'1i1II'.
I II.\'II:II 41111: T
Rom-1's, 11 lM'
iIIIs
Anticipnlinuthcdemand f'oI Nilll.’ 11m
and useful Christmas prom-111:, Mr
choice lino of noVIIlt-ios, fancy goods,
111111 in which the propriclor tahce nr-IIII
pride, Is tho ,huudkcrcllicl‘ (li'pil‘t-llll'lii,
in which is displayed :1 most complm-i
:1ssort1m-nt,pl.i11, fancy and initial.
plillll‘l‘i’ HilliLlit‘INIlI.
And Wlllll‘ we're talking this mall-'1'
over, tnko 1111111111, look at your hubby‘s
hat and if ho 1:1 in hood of :1 now 11111-
Iriyo “Shorty" 11.15.11”, Although you
may notbowcll vorml in 1111-11": hats,
in shape and color.
NEW rum: 11.111111: 1'.
Frank b‘. Aycrs has rcce-imd sonic. lino
state turkeys for (flirt-111112111, and ho :11-
Iinroshiscustonwrs that tin,1 prices will
be right. 1111 will ulsolmvo some Wow-1t-
orn turkeys. 111)an fresh stock. and 11111-
ivo state chicken. Purchasers not :1
chance to draw a tin: dollar gold pic-cc.
011111011 01 Colin: Encampment.
Colfax Encampmont, 1.0.”. 1”,, cl
months, last night: (3.. l’. W.. 1"1'1111
Brown; H. W., A. A. llodsbon; ll. P.
[1. A. Wood; scrlbc, J. ll. Batten-1111;
treasurer, J. H. Hoyt: J. W., Frank tit.
John.
4-... E
N. Y. Mkt.
whatlvc chickens, 1219.11.
1
employ additional sales-I
. , '
.u'ray ct bright. now ',(1)1‘.!l~l which Mow-'1'. l
['11111-i111<111,1f gill-.Ilf-lii‘i'1"1~' \1'1111'11 is 111-l
1'Ili1'1l (11:1. cl: mm on tho i..uulI.~z1mIcI 3‘1 1'1 -
l‘L‘ gch'lI '1 ,
air-"Ii than 1'1'1'1' '
all 1 '\I'1l ‘,
1'. '.y- '
Mali-.1,
1'l111.:1 '
:111l glass, which 111'.' 111 illi'lllN'th'S 11-2) ;,
A ClII'IsIliIn-I. prom-Ill\\"1111'l1:1‘.1:1o~". :InIV.
tidy would prIz-I highly is 11111: of til-Irv.
T
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swc 121111-11 oi other suit 1lIl1I .\1II'1.I-' gift-'l
'1 1‘111111111'H‘}
Tll‘ also 1'ill‘l'l1'Ii :1 largo vuriotv of: II
A 91111'1'1Jl .
Sin-1,11 lIn-I pin-Ind bol‘orc tho public. .1-
books, lmoklots and beautiful calendars ‘I
A main adds in mm: at thi- 11111111. and .
he will dl‘tl that you got the latest stylo I
noted those ollicers forthc 111111111111: sirt
READ FIRST DOWN THE STAT“
rlATEST NEWS BY illiiili'a
11111131111: mo, 11 11...: an», Swmly
c111 and Bruised lays Fall.
James Tally, of Chapel street. while
on his way home, last night. was pass-
ing down Water street, when he slipped
upon the icy sidewalk near the basement
entrance to Butts dz Farrington's old
store. Tic foil against. the chain between
the iron railings which guard the ap-
preach tothe steps. It gave way, pre-
cipitatinphlmtho entire length of the‘
stairs. He struck upon his head and
shonldors and rec-.oivcrl severe injuries.
Bystnnders who saw the accident has-
encd to Mr. Tully‘s assistance. lie was
picked up. partly stunned, and car-
ried into it. P. Wood‘s drug: store. whore
hc soon revived, ills injuries, which
were principally cuts and bruises, worn
dressed by Dr. .T. G. (-lrerzory. Later,
he was removed to his home.
A short than previous to this 111isl1ap,
Mr. 'l‘ullv, who is advanced in your-I.
l'e-li while Crihh‘llll.’ tho trolley trucks in
Wall 5111- of, and narrowly escaped being
«31' ml by nl'udlincI 1':I:'.
---Cauos for Xmas. O‘ Brien :1.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The Seward Company.
'i,‘i:o 1'1'11l1'1'11'. and lilinnic bow .1111
('oIIIptlny 1111:4111 n ch-lr‘s (’lll’IlI'Il‘llli‘Dl at
.1.-m...”
Spegiytlihaichés lo The Sentinel up
to the hour 111 (icing lo Press.
THREE THOOSlillO TROOPS SML.
To loin the Forces Near Mapzsnllla in an .Al-
tack Upon the insurgents 'UndrrIOen-
eral Garcls»8pain Secretly a
. Prepares lor War.
Madrid, l')e1:..222.——A dcspntch to the
l111pax'ciul from Havana says that. thrtc
thousand troops lIavo sailod, for Murmu—
11illn tlle'llll the forms ncar that place in
an attack upon the insurgents and-11'
Gen, Carol-1.11111) is now holding the
road to Buycino.
Thi' Madrid and provincial pn'ss cou-
tinnc thoir campaign of (TI-aunt'intil'ni
against. thc United States. but their
111111111111". contain nothing now in lTll‘ way i
of flllll‘i‘ of tho Ann-rlcnn governmcul
III is :I--‘s1-1'tc'l that llio. ‘ipanish now 111-
i-Ir sync time post.
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The Bridge Gave Way.
"Tn-1..; 1 , 'l‘ho 's‘e'ItivIsIl I lit-131's ‘lTiIL-nlrc, lznl night, pit-H'utinIJI
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Winn-lion w \"1 DIN. ..-'I All Mic "The: Tin-1i 1‘5111111-1" 111a lair-s'z d .1111li
,, . 1 1.- _ War“. - J .‘ v.1 .
' 411111. 1111-. company in; uppazrnrcd III
“3“- 1“"l “ll-£1”- after ““'1"'““‘”"“"'—'" ‘1“ ' :own :wim: alrcndy ll:i.—: season, at tho
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I‘lf'r'l‘ll lions:- will: substantiully tho
5.11111: in oplc. '.i'lo'I'I- will is: 111'111'l1;111;‘<'-'
inlay think '.in
strength-u it when: it 111 1111191: lifti'fleil
‘l'lIo music by tho 11:'1'~i11-~.l:'a 111111 band 11-:
thinly .Il‘:1iii11i11:l;:-'-, :1111‘. :1 1'1-ryi111-
porlanl. {1'1111'11‘1‘1 of tin.- 1'IIt1'riaIiiIIncnt
‘l‘iu: play for tonight will be ”Dad
tho Methodist church, lbs: \\'01'.~I€1i;2p1.'1‘:a
.«t:11'b.i.'1'.'1'11--1 Iiu::111-[1-1mi1111ln'idcoovor'
Fish 1'11.-k, (In their Why to tho main '3‘ m” """l 1.1.1! ‘T‘
11.111 111' 1i1o town 'l'iu‘I bridge gave way,
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l-Iccipilsting About for'l} persons to the ('01
lTI-vllillll of 1l1c1'11'13ir, tVt'l'liTy icetlmiow.
Wilbur ilzInInui-Ild was lulled, and seven
1" H .
won- swurcly1113111911. “”1 III-Y 1:33] PU “T IT er’TE IT PAYS '1
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---ll:‘1111l-,.Inur' 1511111119, latest colors, at “Hm.-.“ ' ..._ ’ . __ ""45
- - . . . ., WANTED.
", L111». :1. W . Frederick 8111011 In "Forgwen. . .. . M1-
‘1 "W . . . 1‘.'-II':‘i:1llle barman
1- ‘- . - II . .. .,. , . _, . -
Toda in Willi Serel. .1 1. and Tllil, ..l:. Bryon 111 .11 “XL- s -. I,,,I,,,“,,.,,L.I.I,'I mum.
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- «.11, 2111 11111-1'1111' 4-1' chum Company 111 1 ' .1111114. ;\!lilrrtfi.‘l Post-
I 151-111'i11l l-I l‘ilo h-IntillolJ . ‘. . .' ' I '.. .7 .. ’ .' 117321 '31"
. , , , . .,. , I _ play-1's, H1) «Inf '1'11:q :1 unclly tnst-cms- I _‘ “ . ‘ ‘ ' ., M”;
I '_\I‘\\’ ‘11,.11'11'. “-13. v-lT.”“\‘1"lLA zillion] _ : , - . ,
- I I Isupporlmn11.1111p.111y to lll'CIl', paramount \ .\.\ li'-l' —.\ '.111'l "i do w-neral
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Il In .1 11. 1.11 r.11 .1 my and 1111.311ll.1 III. III 112111111, .:111l l11-1111“;'.1':11.--...' has 111I1I. .., ,- ‘~.'.1.-'71‘-11-"1'-‘- 1IIII 1I1II111IIIIIIIoIlLt121IIII.eIIJ}1p-
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1 new-1113 s 1.1- .k 1111111101. iopoucri “oak, but the ‘I 111 1111 4:11.111 11% '..I i1 14 for IlI Iis row 111 l'. 11' .\ Ito-1.111.112? 3E
low-'1'; 11111.3011'21'1111'11 to small fr.I1' 'tious,l llli 1'1111 E1 01111 of ti.-
4 i
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.uitside- 111' sugar, Will .11 11-11 '.. 111:1‘1'1'n1., 1‘ " ““ z '111' 11:11:1' H" 1' know "‘1‘
; . [2111-11 l-‘2111i1 .1' lln‘t-In, i11.""l'o11'i\'111,"
1m l‘zll ”hauling, c.111- opt in sugar, W 1:11: I
' :1 :111111'11111é11l ‘11- .1 “hi on I',oy :1 Isn't-'1':
ii“ 1.11} 11's 1111
E111Ii1911.1.:.i seal.- '.1111l 1lo\--11i of 12...".1- ll r'111111111'1,1'v11'v lll1'.=,1"d’l' 11f 1l11
’lur'nt. .. ‘I 1.1111I l11I111-, :I.-' v1-'- i :14 111' 51,211', 1111
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; ”coin-g." inc-koti for lilllo11111111'y.:11 1 111 "l orgl 111. 1::5111- opinion of ”I“...
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II . . ,. ‘, 11ll'r'li I:1111.-'.'l'-1.‘I-11.'1- I'.'1.1I.'.~', '.'-I willx‘ .
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hi \\"" 11'.~ {11:11 'lWI‘III'lelSwil's'.
, rounding tho Ill$:\[1[‘-1';li‘.1lll‘.3 '
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01' m.- --~li'.'.11'..II,”II-1'21}: H'liIiI-n‘s,
l’l‘vilmcco '«I1I1sz.IIy, which “VIII.” Een17"
,; -' ‘ 111.
l\"l‘1‘l{,
, win-II Gould’s «iv-ad body w:1.~' -
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Ili11'l1i11 11.111 'l.‘1>l.1l-1. 'lor IlI1 low It of tho i:1-.~'p11.1l,l:11i1'l11.
— ' .- in (l l’.‘ \l-l II. .11.. (f 111;:1'. ;_'.-11 11:11:11 1l11111,'l1
'IWanlSZOO. OOO 1111.111: Government 111-. 1.1111111: >11. rwoml-Ncwktrit. 111.11
I.\i.1'11 Harry l’cpprr,
A ll'i1 1151-11 llllslIIIvll.
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Igudon
1'1. l'1';.I' 1'11'1' 'I".
of Til-1111;
1111111.. colic-1:: :1 bill of llliout $31illI1I1HIl llu 1'11211' 11 [I1‘.I,:;".11IIIII1IIIII'ilI-iw‘ \iollu
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11mm ill" :1 l\'l'i‘l'llli"lli. ' ’ “} ““‘ "“"
.1‘1111'1-1; uo'ni-ts will IIRII: at 1111:
”“1" .11 d 'I 1.11' .'1111l 11111-11 ll 1 11»r..1§ 1.1:11-11' l Il1.,1i\I'll ' ’
’l‘iIII, Chorus will con
and MI -- .I-Imu l1' (111.111,:
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11: BEFOSES 'liilii
Miss Smith says She this
Vision From the to
$5..
IIIvnuIns 11v: 11111111.
The Prospective Groom From m.
is in Town, all Ready tor ill. I“
11111.1 111111 8111: 11 Has smur-
vealed that she will he Whom.
The marriage of Miss Lihbio Smith.
daughter of Charles B. Smith. 61.86!“
First street, to Elmer Merrill, WW
porous young produce merchant: of
htntcn island, has been indefinitely
postponed. 'l‘lu- mitotions were out
the license. had been procured, and even
tho pastor had boon engaged.
YI-stordny Rev. 1“. l']. Robbins recci -
od word that his services would not be
r1‘-q:ei11-,1i and frit 111181)? the prospective
boon pus tponcrl
Mimb‘mith 1111-: announced hcrihteli
{11111111 111'. un'urylng Mr. Merrill. A
intinhuc 11.1111 or 1111- family states thn
tho only rc- 11-11111 silo "ivcs to her family,
I .1 ho 111‘1‘ 11-1 1111:1' l1 surprw 11 as anybody
I m-Ir the, turn of all 111-, is that she has
Ii .1 '..'isi111 from tho 11..)1'11 in which it
11m 11- .1-.1i1-d to i.11' (but she would L0
unhappy I'l' Him married Mr. Merrill.
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luntlclp 11"111 of 1111I wedding, which was
Is.» 11-1 (111111111111 ll-iy,:1n.rl itis said Illa
function of romain-
Iii-'1 hs1'-I11111:i altar (‘l11'ie.mas, wluther
lll‘ 3.1:; 111 11'1i1'1l or not.
1 ‘l H 11111-111111“: i ll‘
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'2..1'. '..I'I: 1111!H:I.l1.‘.rdII.Y:z at
' 'wnhauy who may
11 1 if
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11 1 \ 1311-112111-1119111l11rs Oil
'I -':;11;,*! III-:1. Applylo DIono-I
-- 'lII'Lm .1.:1'11. 1'; ..--r «hoot ‘31).ltll hor-
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I TO LET.
1,1", T):1~’i'llii.'lll' of
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:' 2' l'l.1\.l(1lll21‘.
11: 1. i1. furnished
.III-EI .lI: 1: water rand
1"'.1Il'.1l [111511111111 111thu
.- n‘nzIti-l. Price-1
IImy 1'11,‘e to Mrs, (I.
.ll ll.1:1i.1r1111l:11:.1~ (l‘.."3‘lt
r.:10'ns.'n
aim new
11.- .IlI- -r11 llillll >\'0lli<151lH,Il']
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". H 111'” 1111“ in MM 11.1. 1i all
1 . 1.; III-.11N lmrn :lilllk‘llfill-
-- ...1 .‘.V..1:7., H 1111-111—
'I-Il 1 orII to lot 111
I11. II'IilIiII UNI-(I
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rooms. Id Wool-
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111-: .111- .111. ,1 or $1" 111-1159111101:-
li‘Ill.‘I/Il~ lflilxlIll-r
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w..[,:1.l:11."1!1111IIIlliuIIlahuwI,.--' 11111, ' Iliad 5.11m: .1111 "r r. 11155 Mil is ll} .-1l1‘ . I I--. :II«. on Wood-
Mrs.
'l'hn 11.111111111 i-
(‘oming 111‘
i: Willsh'ocl.1211--l1111~;i,:11.'l 1i11-"1111
11ml \liw nib-11.11 11l.
i).1-ii1'1' "Tim
King."
III-i, 111151, (1' run.
Foclhslhsls (31an South.
I thu-c‘ul to ’1 ho MIIlliiIoIl.‘
" Vow llnvcn, llnc. '3:.‘.~»\‘1~\'11rnl players
of 1111- Yaloi
loft hcr r,1I 111i. 1y, and will pic k up ori111'
liuch's
«Skates, :1‘l sorts 111111 sin-s, at (,‘qu-
stuck, Watkins d: Dow's.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
('Iilltii'flldlllthl TIIIllll‘ill Ollillll
player-1 on tho way for tho soulhcrn
1:11
i IIii'lI-mi playcrs will in» tnlrcn.
trip.
--l" i111I .1 wortmcnt of 1111 lghs :11 Lullu' r
f \Vright‘ s llupo-Iton.
Miss .luiin Clark, of 151111 stroct, outcr-
iniuctl tho Monday Afternoon
club, y1 :1101'11115'. The first prizc
won by Miss i‘l'.I_i
KIilcd by Escaping Gas.
«bpovioi in tho n’oulinu'i ,
. limb-:1. li111'. “ii-win a room the
j 1111111111111 House this morning 1111-1 por-
hTr. and Mrs. .lI sait' Coins-ll. 11i' Will-111
:11'1111111'.unturtniIuI-l “ll! 151111111
club, lost night. M. ii. (ii-Ivor
.‘Irs.(.‘olwcll won thc first prim-Iv.
birt Smith won tho consolation.
in
‘. son was found dead11111lnnolhcr in '.1 dIv- h:-
1111: condition as tho rcsul: of cicapinn
gas Mrs. Sarah l'Z.
street, NorWnlk, lcl't. towIi
:Il'tornoi'm, l'orscvcraldays‘ vim 111 ll.-
111111111 of Tlt'l‘ don-rider, MN.
It'lwcct, i11.l1"r.-II.IyCitI1
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w l1‘111o pom-rut :1111i t1lIl1I kni'.'1".s.aIlI
fully“ wounded, 11“ mustock, Watktlln'.
'.\ 11mg. _ . .
Weather ProbabIIIlies.
(lipoclnl to Tim HIIIIiiII1Il.I
Washington, Dec. 2'2~--i"11r1'1'.ust
Now
and pmbabiylighl, local snows; not roll”?
cold; northerly winds shifting: to souilI-'
eriy. MM‘MWMI . _.... I
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«Native 11111111 1111-11-51. 1111‘. N. 3, MM
forI
Mrs. 11.1.1.111.11111...“ has b11111: I-It
hcr son in Bridgeport.
l'}111;land~-~llIcrc:1siI,Ig cloudinessl
DOTS AND DAOliES.
WM
llclroit. Mich, Doc. 22—«11'rnnlr Ash-
—~.w ...... .. ..
~~Chrlslmss Turkeys.
.bunuht of
fund: killed.
1f [serve you.
chickens, I'll-I. cents.
lil Washington street.
Inc boforo~ fancy natives,
Y‘ou i1 enjoy your dinner '
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T111l11ya,l Hit-133 licontsz, Boston, D11 . .
l}. J. Wndluuus, H1111. Ii. 1.. Pierce makes pulIhc m-qluml
I amounting to $533,000.
1 asst.
N1-11l1'11'l1I
tiII'I
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and ',
Brown, of i:ll-'.~‘l,lllllI
ycslcl-lm. I
(Tlini'lI s '
Eloy-was this morning found guilty of
Just the some variety you how the muIIlor of James Magoo, on July 1:
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Will “'1' Hillll for-$535
Address Lock Holt
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.imgi 11.11-1 i1I lIIIlIli ll '30 loebuok'a
.gIIIwr-«mI ~ I-Ir 1W1," doors and window».
:- I111 i1} “1min 1‘1"“.rl"ilkllltl‘llWllrfiqulmyi
I1111....II:.'Imnimlmm ply roollnmuol
1.1.1111“ and root 121111111111. Houth flor-
. .111.“.1.-minds..Izhooth Main strut.
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3,9111: . 1.1.1:.» 11y luau-111.1. Norwal tobac-
1.11 1' \‘uvi hl‘ii‘i‘l‘. the 111111 1011::
1-..:..IIII11.-In1y. .1.-storms rihumrock 1t
1 Hill 1“. i l'.
ilIIii-lluu lot 1111121111. on WM.
11-11- , mm -l lluidlotlllle lot on thong“? '
1,; 111y to ".l 1111111 .‘1 ”will-11:. i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
‘lll: .11.: or" .111 all: him-11.11111 taught '
.111 .. “-.Impll 11111! 111111 lllll lsllfid l
'“l-rvuo 1. [Io-II 11"Iltll1‘1‘. L'lillm vi 1091?:
-.I.1;I» 13111qu .11 «111;. \landolins Billet.“ '
‘I Imam-Ii
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' Lost.
T Hall».
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111 .1111l 111.1 llIIIcit,irIIsw1-rs to tho
1:. :mIi'nl npull l"IlIIl1'I will dense TOKYO
I111 li1- rrinu' 11 11min, lll .‘mrth It «in street. 1
l)l'lfl(' WH‘O notiliml that the wedding had 5 -
>-'p1,-r~1i1'11gr1m111i.1 in town in -
11-12 :11. _
1 11151111111111)! 1‘. to West arcane.
on” '
‘. email for to'rricr, body while. ' '
Norwalk Chronicler